YF wrote:I am bringing my computer (and monitor) with me to Singapore but I am wondering what I need for an adapter or a transformer? Is thi something I should just get there? (I am coming from US/Canada).

Thanks,RDL

If you're using a notebook, it will work fine. If you are using a Desktop it should also work fine and it is usually switchable. However, with the costs of Desktop here, I wouldn't bother to bring it over and paying the shipping charges, etc. I'd just bring the HDD and buy a PC over here and put your HDD inside as a 2nd HardDisk.

sms

perhaps eric would be better placed to answer here as he has a background with intel i believe.

YF wrote:I am bringing my computer (and monitor) with me to Singapore but I am wondering what I need for an adapter or a transformer? Is thi something I should just get there? (I am coming from US/Canada).

Thanks,RDL

It will cost you a LOT of money to ship the thing. You cannot do it by post office as the boxes are too big. Air shipment via UPS or DHL is totally cost prohibitive. Sending it via Unicorn or other shipper will cost more than us$1000.

If you elect to bring it, check the power supply on the PC. It will either have a 110/220 switch or the specs will give you the input voltage range. On the PC I thought about bringing over, the PC itself was switchable, the monitor was not.

Fortunetly I have a mini computer and so it fits nicely as carry on. In fact I have a small carrying case for travel as well. I am assuming there is no "shipping charges" for brining by mini computer as carry on?

YF wrote:Fortunetly I have a mini computer and so it fits nicely as carry on. In fact I have a small carrying case for travel as well. I am assuming there is no "shipping charges" for brining by mini computer as carry on?